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WinPE and DaRT integration from ISO doesn't work #22

Closed aleaksunder closed 6 years ago

aleaksunder commented 6 years ago

It stops after menu item name request...

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Checked with v0.9.8.12 through the v0.9.8.2... It works with v0.9.8.2 and doesn't with v0.9.8.3 and later

I've tried it all with the latest Windows 10 x64 host

nguyentumine commented 6 years ago

Send me the file /AIO/Tools/error.log, I will check it.

aleaksunder commented 6 years ago

error.log

Here it is... After fresh deployment of v0.9.8.12 and one attempt to integrate ISO there is only one string: 09.07.2018 16:30:10 - 1372 - Windows 10 (Version 10.0, Build 17134, 64-bit Edition)

nguyentumine commented 6 years ago

Open the ISO file, select the \sources\boot.wim file to integrate. Currently I have not found the cause.

aleaksunder commented 6 years ago

Yes, integrating .wim-file works well, but there is problem with such projects as Win10PE SE, Win7PE SE etc... That projects have dependent files and folders in ISO root folder, that must be placed manually after .wim-file integration

If I understand correctly Win 7/8/10 PE and DaRT integration from ISO currently not working at all

nguyentumine commented 6 years ago
ImDisk.exe -a -m Z: -f /path/to/winpe.iso
echo %errorlevel%

Because ImDisk returns code that failed to mount your ISO file. Please try it manually and check the return code.

aleaksunder commented 6 years ago

Oh, you are right... It seems that one of third party software has installed an older version of ImDisk driver, after manually removing it all integrations are working now

Big thanks!

aleaksunder commented 6 years ago

It is strange, though all other integrations from ISO, such as Ubuntu etc worked well before... You may close this issue if only PE and DaRT integrations functioning through ImDisk

nguyentumine commented 6 years ago

Because I use 7-Zip to extract non-Windows ISO files.